One of the oldest corporate and trust service providers in the island is this year celebrating five decades in business.

Anglo Manx Trust Company Limited, which offers a wide range of specialised trust and corporate services, attributes its enduring success to providing consistent excellence to clients through the years.

The company traces its heritage routes back to 1967 and has continued to provide company and trust services to the present day.

A spokesman said that from the outset, the company has been client-focused and strong on traditional service values, representing stability in a changing world.

Client services director Claire Cain said: ‘We specialise in family office services, which means building close relationships with our clients.

‘We focus on the details, enabling the families to build financial benefits, and we understand the complexities of family dynamics.

‘I’m very proud of our longstanding client relationships and of our dedicated, professional team.’

The company’s small North Quay office is presently home to a team of 20, who are passionate about their work and loyal to the Anglo Manx ethos.

Mrs Cain explains that they are now keen to add to the team.

She said: ‘As we continue to grow, we’re looking for ambitious, independent-minded individuals who want to work in an environment where they can thrive and develop professionally.

‘As a team our staff enjoy all aspects of working for a trust and company services provider which allows staff to have variety within their day to day work and broaden their knowledge base, we give them opportunities to learn all aspects of the business and gain qualifications’.

Looking to the future, Christopher Smith, managing director, said: ‘We’ll continue to grow and diversify, evolve around legislation and stay excited about the opportunities that lie ahead, while raising our profile.

‘We’re looking forward to marking our anniversary with the launch of a new website, special events both on-island and further afield, and participation in charitable activities’.